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• Quad-core Mac Pro, carbon-free computing, Lonelygirl15 scam, Microsoft Zune, and more, 09.15. Also students have option to buy lectures online, students spurn free and legal music downloads, the frustration of anonymous surfing, and Apple's FairPlay undergoes antitrust scrutiny.
• Microsoft high school, Vista reality check, Unbox is spyware, eBay seller tips, and more, 09.11. Also the top secret warplanes of Area 51, the father of blue LEDs, trash to fuel in Florida, the iPod is losing its cool, and more.
• The genes that make us human, home theft via identity theft, danger of a shared calendar, and more, 09.08. Also virtual theft in the online world, Google's eavesdropping software, hacking a voting machine, being green, energy independence, clever use of an Xbox 360, and more.
• Toshiba to build Zune, make your own .mac, how soon an email response?, 17 Office killers, and more, 09.01. Also skipping morning classes in favor of the podcast, a Star Trek thesis, and Nokia's new N80 multimedia phone.
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• Apple Intros New iMacs, 12-core Mac Pro, Magic Trackpad, 27" Cinema Display, and Safari 5, and More, Mac News Review, 07.30. The iMac line goes completely Intel Core 'i', Mac Pro can be ordered with 12 cores, Magic Trackpad brings multitouch gestures to desktop Macs, and more.
• Apple Grows Laptop Sales, 500 GB WD Scorpio Holds Its Own, Toshiba's 7200 rpm Notebook Drives, and More, The 'Book Review, 07.30. Also software update brings inertial scrolling and 3-finger drag to some MacBooks, Laptop Locking Station provides security with ease of use, and more.
• 5 Things I Don't Like About My iPad, Frank Fox, Stop the Noiz, 07.29. There's a lot to like about the iPad. These five may frustrate you, but they probably won't be deal breakers.
• The 2010 Mac Pro Value Equation, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 07.28. New and improved Intel CPUs including 12-core build-to-order options are tempting, but how much power do you really need?
• The 2010 iMac Value Equation, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 07.28. The 2010 iMacs have Intel Core 'i' CPUs, HyperThreading, and Radeon graphics across the board. But what about close-out prices on 2009 iMacs?
• The Amiga Story: Conceived at Atari, Born at Commodore, Tom Hormby, Orchard, 07.28. The Amiga debuted 25 years ago. Here's the story behind one of the Mac's most significant competitors.
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